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Presenting Office Hours with Michael Wolf (@bamabearcat).

Armchair architecture experts Tron and Office Hours host Wolfie walk through their lists of their five favorite clubhouses in the world, spanning across the U.S. and far beyond.

 Myopia Hunt Club, Shoreacres, Valley Club of Montecito

Office Hours: Top Five Clubhouses In The World

We've all seen the stacks of books behind Michael Wolf in previous Office Hours. Today we asked him to pull his 10 favorites off the shelf and talk about what he loves (and how to find them). From books in Japanese to the rarest of reads, his vast library covers nearly every part of the golf world.


Check out the Holderness & Bourne x No Laying Up fall collection at the 

Office Hours: Wolfie's 10 Favorite Golf Books

Professor Wolfie opens up the class by exchanging Ryder Cup memories with Soly, before the two jump into a comprehensive breakdown of the Ryder Cup: Who was Samuel Ryder? When did it open up to Europe? Who are the ACTUAL Ryder Cup legends? 

The guys then engage in a debate about pay, the historical placement of the event, and venues/timing. 

The first official Ryder Cup match was contested in 1927 between the United States and Great Britain but was quickly paused after a decade due to World War II. For years, the competition was dominated by the United States before Europe emerged as a competitive force after its inclusion.

Office Hours: The Ryder Cup

Professor Wolfie welcomes Big Randy into the classroom for a history lesson on the Solheim Cup: its namesake, format, the greatest Solheim Cup players of all time, and the current state of the Solheim Cup. 

Beginning in 1990, two 12-women teams comprised of the best professional golfers in the United States and Europe would go head-to-head in a biennial competition within three days.

Office Hours: Solheim Cup

Wolfie welcomes DJ into the classroom to run through the history of the Walker Cup, the format, the venues and why it's his favorite event in golf. 

Office Hours: The Walker Cup

Wolfie scans through his collection of polos and Tervis Tumblers to come up with a pile of golf logos worth discussing. 

Office Hours: Golf Logos, Part 1

The Amateur Championship, John Ball Jr., Hoylake vs. Royal Liverpool. Wolfie and Neil cover it all in this edition of "Office Hours," 

Office Hours: The History of The Open at Royal Liverpool

History will be made next week as the USGA brings the women's national open to the famed Pebble Beach Golf Links for the first time. To prepare, Neil sits in as Wolfie breaks down everything you need to know before the 78th playing of the U.S. Women's Open.

Office Hours: History of Pebble Beach and the U.S. Women's Open

Welcome back to Office Hours, presented by 

 It's time for the national open, so Wolfie broke down everything you need to know before this week at LACC.

Office Hours: What to know about the U.S. Open, LACC and George Thomas

Welcome back to Office Hours, presented by Holderness & Bourne. In this episode, Wolfie takes us through the history of Oak Hill and the PGA Championship and why Walter Hagen (maybe not a great guy?) holds such a big role in the event.

Office Hours: Oak Hill, Walter Hagen and the PGA Championship

Wolfie couldn't let Masters week go by without a few more little tidbits about his favorite tournament. Watch his 

full episode on the History of the Masters here.

Office Hours (Extra Credit): History of Augusta National's Par 3 Course

Presenting Office Hours with Michael Wolf (

). In this episode, Michael shares the history of Augusta National and the creation of The Masters Tournament. Presented by Holderness & Bourne: 